Samsung. The Korean company announced just a few months ago that it was preparing 64 megapixel image sensors for mobile phone cameras, and now we see a first picture taken with this component. What you see below is a picture taken with a Realme phone in which the new 64 megapixel Samsung image sensor was implemented, with the quality reduced to a certain extent because it was posted on Twitter.
Samsung. Going over that, the Korean's 64 megapixel image sensor is produced using Tetracell technology, and in combination with artificial intelligence, it will be able to record extremely good pictures for customers. Realme has included this image sensor in a quad camera for a new phone model it will launch in India, and it looks like Samsung will be the first to provide the 64-megapixel image sensor for the new device.
Samsung. FIRST PICTURE Taken with the New 64 Megapixel Camera
Samsung. The group that owns the company Realme also owns Oppo, Vivo, or OnePlus, so it is expected that the image sensor will reach these phone models in the near future. Of course, for now it is not known when this will happen, Realme launching the phone with this premiere as a test, and based on it, Samsung will also find out how good the image sensor is in regular use.
Samsung. Announcing this image sensor, the Korean company did not promise to release it for the first time in any phone, nor does it really have a reason to do so, because it will earn more money from selling it to other manufacturers. If Realme will be successful with the phone, and the image sensor will not create more problems than good pictures, then Samsung could include it in a phone of its own in 2020.
Samsung. Realme has a quad camera with three other image sensors attached to the main one, but it is artificial intelligence that helps create such good pictures for users.
